With the following expression,
bb '(new java.util.Date)'
#inst "2020-07-18T14:35:16.663-00:00"
I want to get a string, and slightly formatted as:
"2020-07-18 UTC 14:35:16"
With Babashka (bb), I wish to have the least dependency. Otherwise, I could use clj-time, etc. to achieve the goal.
Or if I should just use the OS's date utility instead, given I'm writing a script?
In babashka you can use the java.time
package:
(import 'java.time.format.DateTimeFormatter
'java.time.LocalDateTime)
(def date (LocalDateTime/now))
(def formatter (DateTimeFormatter/ofPattern "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss"))
(.format date formatter) ;;=> "2020-07-18 18:04:04"